Loveston School Cottage offers a large, enclosed, playing field which is perfect for both dogs and children to enjoy. The beach is just a short car trip away, where you and your four legged friend can enjoy a paddle in the sea! Loveston is a walker’s paradise and abounds in wonderful footpaths. Yerbeston Farm Shop is only a few 100 yards away and offers a fine selection of local meats, fresh produce and daily necessities.

A ramp leads up to this pretty stone cottage, 1 of 4 attached cottages beautifully converted from what was originally the old school in this rural hamlet of Loveston, just 7 miles from the seaside village of Saundersfoot.

Comfortably furnished throughout in a contemporary style, a glazed porch leads into the open-plan living space with well-fitted kitchen, dining table and sofas to relax on. French doors open to your own enclosed, decked balcony where you can enjoy an alfresco meal on a summer’s evening and admire the lovely rural views, there is a also a small, enclosed lawned garden for your use. 2 bedrooms open off the living space, while stairs lead up to the spacious master bedroom above. Most of the rooms offer expansive rural views over the surrounding fields and woodlands. Dogs and children will both enjoy the shared use of the old playing fields, accessed from the large, tarmac communal parking area - all enclosed. Conveniently located for exploring all that South Pembrokeshire has to offer, it’s a walkers paradise and abounds in wonderful footpaths. Yerbeston Farm Shop offers a fine selection of local meats, fresh produce and daily necessities and is only a few 100 yards away.

In the neighbouring villages of Jeffreyston there is a village pub serving good food or in Reynalton is Charlie’s, a highly recommended restaurant located in The Croft Holiday Caravan Park, that also has a spa for that extra special treat. The beautiful Cleddau estuary is nearby, enjoy exploring this stunning waterway, it is perfect for bird and wildlife enthusiasts, while for keen kayakers there are numerous slipways giving you access to the water to see this tranquil area from another perspective. The area is completely unspoilt with sleepy villages and traditional pubs where you can refresh including Cresswell Quay and Lawrenny with its popular pub and tea rooms.

The bustling market town of Narberth is only a short drive away, enjoy exploring its range of shops, pubs, delis and antique markets. There is a selection of wonderful beaches to explore including Tenby, Manorbier, Saundersfoot and Amroth all within a short drive, as well as as a range of family attractions, Folly Farm, Anna’s Welsh Zoo, Heatherton World of Activities and Oakwood Theme Park should not be missed.

Loveston School Cottage is a delightful holiday cottage for families and couples to escape to.

Attractions near Loveston School Cottage

Known to be one of the best days out in West Wales, Oakwood has a range of rides and attractions for all the family. Be brave and feel the adrenaline buzz on rides such as Megaphobia, Speed and Vertigo or get went on Hydro! Circus Land and Mini Golf are perfect for the little ones. If spooky is your thing, you're definitely in for a treat with Spooky 3D. Head to the newest attraction at the park, Neverland where you can visit Skull Rock, the Jolly Roger and Tink's Flying School, or go on a Neverland Chase, a Crocodile Coaster or even a Lost Boys Adventure!
Make sure to keep updated with Special Events they offer throughout the year, such as their Oakwood After Dark where the park stays open til late, all the rides are illuminated and they put on a fantastic firework display!

Please Note: Dogs are not permitted into the park, but there are free holding kennels available on a first come first served basis. They do ask for a refundable £5 deposit, and advise you bring along a bed/blanket plus a bowl and water. You are allowed to leave the park as many times as you wish to check on your dog.

Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo is the BIG day out, whatever the weather. With a spectacular zoo, friendly farmyard, adventure play and an enormous indoor funfair there is so much to learn about and enjoy.
From farming fun in the Jolly Barn, where you can experience traditional farming methods first-hand, to learning about many exotic animals in Folly Farm's zoo, including endangered species from around the world.
Relive the fun of yesteryear in Folly Farm's amazing vintage funfair, the biggest undercover fairground in Europe!
Relax outside and watch the kids enjoy a high-seas adventure on the ships and other adventure play equipment or enjoy the indoors incredible â€˜Carousel Woods' â€“ Wales' biggest indoor adventure playground.
Opening times and ticket prices vary throughout the year. Current opening times and prices are valid up until mid February 2015.

Built in timber around 1100 by Gerald of Windsor, this now-ruined stone castle is a very popular historic attraction. The walk around the Castle and Tidal Mill is particularly popular with dog owners. The walk is a great free attraction, however there are admission charges upon entry. Carew Castle often hosts special events throughout the year, see their website for more information.

Please Note: Well behaved dogs are welcome in the castle providing they are kept on a short lead.

Every Sunday, Carew Airfield welcomes you to visit the Carew Market and Boot Sale. With a wide number of stalls, Carew Market has a range of products on offer including local produce, clothing, plants, DIY and gardening equipment and much more! Car booters are welcomed to set up between 7am and 9am, with fees starting from £8. The market is then open to the public between 8am and 3pm. The market runs every Sunday including Bank Holidays. Dogs on leads are permitted. Free parking.

Stepaside Ironworks originally opened in 1849, obtaining ore from the Amroth area and was transported by Saundersfoot railway. The Ironworks are now very much a ruins nowadays with the Engine Blasting House and the Casting House being more well-preserved. Dog friendly all year.

Admission to the theme park is free, they operate a credit pass system or pay as you play. Get an adrenaline rush by going paintballing, zooming around on the Go Karts or reaching the skies in the Tree Tops Trail! Try your hand at baseball, archery and pistol shooting! Have some fun on the bumper boats, adventure golf and even walk on water! For the smaller children, there is an inflatable zone and indoor play area also!

Please Note: Dogs are welcomed in the park but must be kept on leads at all times and are not permitted inside the main reception or restaurants. Water is provided outside the main reception.

As well as the many adventure activities at Heatherton, you'll also find an 18 Hole Adventure Golf Course with a Par 3 Pitch and Putt Course, a Driving Range and even an indoor bowls rink! The challenging 18 Hole Adventure Golf Course is set across 18 acres with various sand traps and lakes, and an impressive 300 yard Driving Range with twelve bays. There is even a Pirates of the Caribbean Crazy Golf if you want something for the little ones!
Buy a credit pass and incorporate the Adventure Golf into your exciting day out at Heatherton, or head here solely for an afternoon of golf in the beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside!
Please Note: The Driving Range is not included in the credit system.

Nestled in the Pembrokeshire Valley, Clerkenhill is a great day out for the family and is suitable come rain or shine! Clerkenhill offers a selection of exciting and interactive indoor and outdoor activities to enjoy, these include Frisbee Golf,Crazy Golf, Adventure trails.
Watch the children laughing and playing in the numerous large play areas which include giant tube tunnel slides, big adventure castle or relax in their new summer house!

Please Note: Dogs are welcomed but must be kept on leads, and please keep them under control near the animals.

The Dinosaur Park, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, is a fun day out for all the family. Follow the Dinosaur Trail around the park, which is a mile long route through the country and over broadwalks as you cross swamps and look out for some surprises from our prehistoric friends! With over 20 life-size dinosaurs for you to admire. After your journey around the park, why not explore in the undercover dinosaur skeleton building! There is interactive fun and education with all sorts of facts about dinosaurs from the displays. Everyone from toddlers to grannies will have something to learn and enjoy! Then, head out to the dinosaur golf and adventure playground, where there's lots to enjoy from feeding the goats to pedal trucking and take a trip on orbitor cars.

Built in the 13th Century, this castle is half fortified manor house and half fully developed medieval castle surrounded by forty acres of land and gardens. The castle and gardens is closed over the winter months for essential maintenance but is open for special occasions.
Please Note:
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times.

Beaches near Loveston School Cottage

Amroth is a charming coastal village where time seems to have stood still. The beach is punctuated by a series of groynes that help protect the village from winter storms and rough seas. This beach and village mark the easterly end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which winds its way for 186 miles past all the coves, beaches and cliffs of the Pembrokeshire National Park. Parking is good in the village and along the seafront.

Tenby North Beach consists of a sweep of golden sand, with occasional rocks dotting the beach, including the prominent Goscar Rock. The harbour and castle are at the southern end of the beach which is well sheltered from the prevailing winds. North beach is very popular with families with plenty of space for beach games. Dog restrictions are put in place between 1st May and 30th September, banning dogs from North Beach.

The mile long stretch of flat, golden sand that is Tenby South Beach is a firm favourite with holidaymakers. Plenty of space for a game of beach cricket or football as well as chasing a Frisbee! The beach is also popular with water sports enthusiasts as it is more exposed than Tenby North beach, it offers better surfing, windsurfing and kite-surfing conditions. Dog restrictions apply below the cliffs, east of the beach car park, between the 1st May and 30th September.

Lydstep Haven is a picturesque village with a sand and shingle beach, located just over 3 miles from Tenby on the Pembrokeshire coast. It is very popular with swimmers and water sports enthusiasts and there is a great view of Caldey Island from the beach.

Penally beach is a large sandy beach, at the far end of Tenby's South Beach. The beach gives direct access to Coastal Path, taking you up to Giltar Point where the path continues towards Lydstep and beyond. Access to the beach is via a pathway from the car park near the train station, through the golf course and dunes. There are fantastic views of Caldey Island from Penally.

Swanlake Bay is shingle beach, accessible only from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path situated between Manorbier and Freshwater East. At low tide the golden sand and rock pools are revealed making Swanlake Bay beach worth the trip - it has been one of Pembrokeshire best kept secrets as even during the Summer months you can still find most of the beach to yourself.

One of the prettiest beaches in Pembrokeshire, overlooked by the impressive medieval Manorbier Castle and the 12th century church. The beach itself is sandy, with rocks and rockpools at either end and a pebble bank along the high tide mark, and is very popular with surfers. It is home to a stone cromlech known as the King's Quoit. To find it, follow the signs from the A4139 onto the B4585. Parking is available in a National Trust Car Park above the beach and along the low cliff at the northern end of the beach. Toilets can be found in the large car park and shops and a pub in the village.

Skrinkle Haven beach is a sandy/shingly cove between Old Castle Head and Lydstep Point, 1 mile south-east of Manorbier village. Skrinkle Haven is accessed via its neighbour, Church Doors which is a little cove with two high-arched caves in the cliffs which resemble the doors of a church. The two coves are separated by a tall thin limestone ridge. At low tide it is possible to walk around the ridge, but only for a short period of time. There is also a narrow cave linking the two coves - care is needed as the cave is slippery and one end is in a rock pool. Access to Church Doors is via 140 metal steps.

Freshwater East is a wide bay of golden sand and blue water backed by dunes and grassy headlands, there is a freshwater stream running through the beach to the sea at the Southern end. Popular with boat owners, divers, fishermen and surfers alike, it has a shop, pub, caravan park and toilets - all set behind the dunes.
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Priory Bay beach is a gorgeous beach on Caldey Island. Access to the island is by boat from either Tenby Harbour or Castle beach depending on the tides. The boats run between Easter and the end of October - Monday to Friday and Saturday during June, July, August, however the island is closed on Sunday. Its is a wonderful beach for families with plenty of space to run around, build sand castles and the perfect spot for a picnic. Dogs are welcomed on the island but must be kept on leads at all times.

Places To Drink near Loveston School Cottage

The Snooty Fox serves food daily, making the most of local produce within their menus. Head to this traditional pub for classic pub meals such as fish and chips, or maybe visit for a light lunch? Take the children along to have a play in the outside play park, or maybe make use of their large function room.
Please Note:
Phoning ahead for lunch opening times is recommended.
Dogs allowed in the outside seating area only.

The Cross Inn, Broadmoor is a family run pub on A477, 1 mile west of Kilgetty and 3 miles north of Tenby. A traditional pub that serves real Welsh ales and home cooked pub grub which is available at lunchtimes and in the evenings. They have a outside seating area for warmer days which overlooks a large play park for the children to play. They also serve Sunday lunches, but advance booking is advisable.

Enjoy a meal at the Boars Head Inn in Templeton. Families are welcome. This pub has highchairs and childrens menus available. There are also baby changing facilities. There is an outdoor eating area and a playroom where the children can play. There are set menus available as well as a specials boa.
Please Note:
Dogs are welcome to the outdoors eating area only where there are dog bowls available.

The perfect place to stop for lunch after a wander around Carew Castle and it's surrounding Mill Pond, as it is situated just opposite. The Carew Inn is a traditional family-run pub serving real ales and home cooked food. With views of the 2000 year old castle, sit outside on a summers day in either the front terrace or rear garden, or go along for a traditional Sunday Lunch. With special curry nights and steak nights all year round; and family friendly barbecues and free live music through the summer.
Please Note:
Dogs welcomed in the marquee and outside areas.

The Plough Inn is located in the village of Sageston just off the Carew market round about. A pub that welcomes families which serve traditional pub food, Sunday Lunches and real ales. They often hold themed nights and BBQ throughout the year as well as Christmas and Easter Party, which are great for the children.
Please Note: Booking is advisable for all parties and Sunday Lunches.

The Lawrenny Arms looks southwards over the estuary which runs east upriver in two spectacular branches towards Cresswell Quay and Carew Castle.
Not only is the pub a popular spot for yachtsmen, who can tie up on its pontoon but it's also a great place for hungry or thirsty walkers to stop off for freshly prepared food and fine ales which are served all day. Lawrenny arms also show all the popular matches on Sky Sports in the main bar.
Traditional Sunday Lunches are also served, but booking is advisable in the main season.

The Old Chemist Inn is a Family pub and restaurant located in the heart of Saundersfoot. It has a large beer garden which provides direct access onto Saundersfoot's award winning beach. Serving good home-cooked food, daily local fresh fish specials and parties catered for in their restaurant or cellar bar.
They serve real ales and have a happy hour between 4-6pm.
Live music throughout the main summer months.
Please Note: Dogs are welcome in our beer garden and bar area only.

The Mulberry is a friendly and welcoming restaurant situated near to the popular sandy beach at Saundersfoot harbour. The perfect restaurant whether you want a romantic meal, or visit with the whole family after a day at the beach! Happy to accommodate all diners, they offer a children's menu, a lunch menu and an evening menu, and are also able to accommodate those with dietary requirements, but please let them know in advance.
Please Note:
Dogs are welcome, but must be booked in advance as only certain tables allow dogs.

Wisemans Bridge Inn is a classic tradtional pub with an old bar, contemporary lounge and terrace overlooking the sandy beach. Enjoy food in a garden which goes right down to the beach. There is a wide selection of choices on the menu including fresh fish, vegetarian options with a bar snack and evening meals.
Parking is available along the beach front and with Wisemans Bridge beach being dog friendly all year round, dogs are welcome in the front garden and the old bar area.
Please note: There is a small charge for using the Wifi.

The Parsonage Farm Inn is situated in St Florence near to Tenby, with a traditional country setting with a modern twist. The Parsonage boasts two restaurants, one on the top floor and one on the middle, plus a lounge bar on the ground floor as well as a sports bar which is regularly used to host live entertainment evenings. They even offer Thai cuisine in one of their restaurants.

Places To Eat near Loveston School Cottage

The Snooty Fox serves food daily, making the most of local produce within their menus. Head to this traditional pub for classic pub meals such as fish and chips, or maybe visit for a light lunch? Take the children along to have a play in the outside play park, or maybe make use of their large function room.
Please Note:
Phoning ahead for lunch opening times is recommended.
Dogs allowed in the outside seating area only.

The Cross Inn, Broadmoor is a family run pub on A477, 1 mile west of Kilgetty and 3 miles north of Tenby. A traditional pub that serves real Welsh ales and home cooked pub grub which is available at lunchtimes and in the evenings. They have a outside seating area for warmer days which overlooks a large play park for the children to play. They also serve Sunday lunches, but advance booking is advisable.

Enjoy a meal at the Boars Head Inn in Templeton. Families are welcome. This pub has highchairs and childrens menus available. There are also baby changing facilities. There is an outdoor eating area and a playroom where the children can play. There are set menus available as well as a specials boa.
Please Note:
Dogs are welcome to the outdoors eating area only where there are dog bowls available.

The perfect place to stop for lunch after a wander around Carew Castle and it's surrounding Mill Pond, as it is situated just opposite. The Carew Inn is a traditional family-run pub serving real ales and home cooked food. With views of the 2000 year old castle, sit outside on a summers day in either the front terrace or rear garden, or go along for a traditional Sunday Lunch. With special curry nights and steak nights all year round; and family friendly barbecues and free live music through the summer.
Please Note:
Dogs welcomed in the marquee and outside areas.

The Plough Inn is located in the village of Sageston just off the Carew market round about. A pub that welcomes families which serve traditional pub food, Sunday Lunches and real ales. They often hold themed nights and BBQ throughout the year as well as Christmas and Easter Party, which are great for the children.
Please Note: Booking is advisable for all parties and Sunday Lunches.

The Lawrenny Arms looks southwards over the estuary which runs east upriver in two spectacular branches towards Cresswell Quay and Carew Castle.
Not only is the pub a popular spot for yachtsmen, who can tie up on its pontoon but it's also a great place for hungry or thirsty walkers to stop off for freshly prepared food and fine ales which are served all day. Lawrenny arms also show all the popular matches on Sky Sports in the main bar.
Traditional Sunday Lunches are also served, but booking is advisable in the main season.

The Old Chemist Inn is a Family pub and restaurant located in the heart of Saundersfoot. It has a large beer garden which provides direct access onto Saundersfoot's award winning beach. Serving good home-cooked food, daily local fresh fish specials and parties catered for in their restaurant or cellar bar.
They serve real ales and have a happy hour between 4-6pm.
Live music throughout the main summer months.
Please Note: Dogs are welcome in our beer garden and bar area only.

The Mulberry is a friendly and welcoming restaurant situated near to the popular sandy beach at Saundersfoot harbour. The perfect restaurant whether you want a romantic meal, or visit with the whole family after a day at the beach! Happy to accommodate all diners, they offer a children's menu, a lunch menu and an evening menu, and are also able to accommodate those with dietary requirements, but please let them know in advance.
Please Note:
Dogs are welcome, but must be booked in advance as only certain tables allow dogs.

Wisemans Bridge Inn is a classic tradtional pub with an old bar, contemporary lounge and terrace overlooking the sandy beach. Enjoy food in a garden which goes right down to the beach. There is a wide selection of choices on the menu including fresh fish, vegetarian options with a bar snack and evening meals.
Parking is available along the beach front and with Wisemans Bridge beach being dog friendly all year round, dogs are welcome in the front garden and the old bar area.
Please note: There is a small charge for using the Wifi.

The Parsonage Farm Inn is situated in St Florence near to Tenby, with a traditional country setting with a modern twist. The Parsonage boasts two restaurants, one on the top floor and one on the middle, plus a lounge bar on the ground floor as well as a sports bar which is regularly used to host live entertainment evenings. They even offer Thai cuisine in one of their restaurants.

Events near Loveston School Cottage

Historic Places near Loveston School Cottage

Built in timber around 1100 by Gerald of Windsor, this now-ruined stone castle is a very popular historic attraction. The walk around the Castle and Tidal Mill is particularly popular with dog owners. The walk is a great free attraction, however there are admission charges upon entry. Carew Castle often hosts special events throughout the year, see their website for more information.

Please Note: Well behaved dogs are welcome in the castle providing they are kept on a short lead.

Stepaside Ironworks originally opened in 1849, obtaining ore from the Amroth area and was transported by Saundersfoot railway. The Ironworks are now very much a ruins nowadays with the Engine Blasting House and the Casting House being more well-preserved. Dog friendly all year.

Built in the 13th Century, this castle is half fortified manor house and half fully developed medieval castle surrounded by forty acres of land and gardens. The castle and gardens is closed over the winter months for essential maintenance but is open for special occasions.
Please Note:
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times.

Llawhaden is a 12th Century fortified Bishop's Palace, which was first built as a ringwork castle. If visiting, make sure to check out the ruined chapel of Llawhaden Hospital nearby. Entry is free.
Please Note:
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times.

Once a retreat for medieval bishop's seeking a tranquil surrounding away from the Church, Lamphey Bishop's Palace has been extremely well preserved despite dating back centuries. The Western Hall, Inner Gatehouse and the 82 foot long Great Hall are still an impressive sight to see.
Please note:
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times.

Caldey Island is one of Britain's holy islands. The Cistercian monks of Caldey continue a tradition which began there in Celtic times. More than a thousand years of prayer and quiet living have made this remote and beautiful island a haven of tranquillity and peace.
The monks and islanders of Caldey are pleased to welcome day-visitors to share the delights of their island home throughout the summer season.
You can explore the historic Old Priory and the medieval churches or join the free guided walk for a closer look at the island's heritage. You may like to drop in at the Video Centre to find out more about life in the Monastery. Visitors are also welcome to attend the one of the short chanted services in the Abbey Church, which form part of the daily prayer life of the monks.

A walk up to the Lighthouse opens up spectacular panoramic views of the Pembrokeshire Coast, Tenby and the Preseli Hills, the Gower Peninsula and Lundy Island.
In the village you can buy the perfumes, chocolate and shortbread made on the island. The Village Post Office is also a museum giving an interesting insight into Caldey's history. Postcards and special covers are franked with the Caldey Island handstamp.
A fleet of boats runs to the island from Tenby Harbour from Easter to October.
These boats, which are licensed and strictly supervised by the Marine Coastguard Agency, are owned by local boatmen, many of whom are members of the crew of the Tenby Lifeboat. Crossing time is about 20 minutes and all trips are weather permitted.

Please Note: Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads at all times and you need cash for the boat trip across to the island.

Tenby Castle was originally built by the Normans in the 12th Century, of which only a small tower remains on the top of Castle Hill. The town walls however, which it is believed were built later on in the 13th Century, are impressively well preserved, with the east walls running complete to the Esplanade.

Scolton Manor was built in 1842 as a family home, and was even used as a hospital during World War 2. It is now a Victorian Manor House and Museum, set in a luxurious 60 acres of country park and woodland, with a wide variety of wildlife. The park is open all year, whilst the Manor House is closed during the winter months. The Manor House will be opening again in March 2015, and times will be confirmed nearer the time.
Please Note:
Admission to the Park is free, whilst charges to the Manor House apply.
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times, and are allowed in the Park only.

A must see for those who adore the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, this is a tiny Chapel built into the side of a cliff overlooking the ebbing sea. To access this historical site, you must climb down a steep set of steps which is accompanied by a hand rail. Legend has it that you can't count the same number of steps down as you can back up - give it a go!

Celebrating the life famous Welsh poet Dylan Thomas lived whilst in Laugharne, the Dylan Thomas Boathouse is most definitely an attraction not to be missed. Dylan wrote some of his most famous pieces in his Writing Shed above the Boat House, including "Under Milk Wood". Since Dylan's death, the Boathouse has welcomed visitors setting up a Tea Rooms offering local produce on its menu, along with a Gift Shop and an exhibition which includes a 24 minute film.

Dogs are allowed in the garden and on the terrace provided they are kept on leads, but only guide dogs are allowed inside. There are no parking facilities.

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Loveston School Cottage Access Statement

This Access Statement has been prepared by the owner for your information; it is the most recent version that we have received. This statement has been prepared as objectively as possible, however with such a wide remit oversights may be made.

Please ensure all crucial requirements for a safe and enjoyable holiday are present so if you have any queries whatsoever, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01437 767600.

The property has easy access approached from public highway.
Ample own car parking beside property accessed off shared old school tarmacadam playground.
Access via short ramp with handrail to main door.
Enclosed own garden with large patio area leading up a slight incline to level lawn with wooden garden bench table.
Downstairs consists of entrance porch leading to a light and airy open plan kitchen, dining and lounge with patio doors leading out to balcony with wonderful countryside views. Single bedroom, double bedroom with ensuite whb/wc and separate shower room with whb/wc. Washing machine.
Upstairs has the master bedroom with ensuite bathroom with overhead shower/whb/wc.
TV with remote control.
Guide dogs welcome.
Ideal location to explore the country lanes by car, walking or cycling.

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